Sentence examples for official turns from inspiring English sources

If prediction made earlier this year by a top Chinese official turns out to be right, Chinese tourists will soon become a significant lubricant to ease U.S.-China trade frictions.

When he arrived, an official turned him away.

(The F.B.I. official turned out to be wrong).

"They give people a real grilling now," says Andrew Shrimpton, a former FSA official turned consultant.

Finally, the official turned to the victim's parents, saying, "Here is Behnoud.

"We just don't know," said an allied official, turning up his palms for emphasis.

In contemplating a change in American policy on Iraq, one former Bush Administration official turned the advice around: "Declare defeat and stay in".

In her book about her time running Tihar jail, "It's Always Possible," Kiran Bedi, a former senior police official turned anticorruption crusader, wrote of unspeakably grim conditions.

Kiran Bedi, the former police official turned clean-government crusader, was the subject of two investigative articles in the Indian Express this week.

A committee of economists, charged with determining the official turning points in the nation's business cycles, certifies the beginnings and ends of recessions.

Apparently afraid that I might be offended if he said I appeared Chinese or Filipino, the flustered official turned to Japan's historic adulation of the West.